Beauty_Foool
Friendly Neighborhood Crackhead
Student
Alexandra McCoy
Now, now children....
Alex was no bitch.
Yes, she was slightly surprised by the dirty bird's savage nature and sudden attack but she held a wide smile through it all. It is what she asked for now, wasn't it? So why on God's green Earth would she bother to fight back?
By the time her attacker seemed satisfied, her more delicate than she, skin had been wounded and bloody. Not to even mention how her face had turned a twisted blue and purple, ready to bruise. As far as she could tell the same thing had happened to her neck, leaving marks where he held her.
She wouldn't show weakness. She refused to scream, cry, or yelp out in pain. She took her beating like the tough-ass girl she was.
But even so, if her mother had been here with her, she'd still probably beat Alexandra's ass herself for letting herself get bruised by a snobby nobody. She taught her daughter that earning marks from fights were the biggest signs of weakness there was because they showed people that you had lost before. That thought alone made something click inside of her and she grabbed the bat firmly by his ankle and threw him away from her, and winced as she gave her hand at getting back up. After a few moments though, she knew it would be best to sit down. Her head was throbbing.
Out the corner of her eye, she spotted the coward boy who had locked himself away from what she could guess was the tension that she and the dirty ass bird had been carrying for the past half an hour.
The hell was he doing here?
She turned her head to look up at Jaxson, wincing a bit as a small pain shot up her throat. "The hell is that exactly?" She eyed the liquid for only a moment before snatching it out of his hand and downing the entire vile. "Whatever....Thanks, I guess." To most others, a simple thanks said like that would mean absolutely nothing but imagine them coming from someone who barely has ever said it in their life. Someone who is so bent on doing things themselves that they never had a reason to say it before. Alex didn't show it at all...
But that was sincere.
She shoved the vile back into his hands and stood up, a dark smirk playing on her lips as she glared absolute daggers Morgan's way and boy was she pissed now.
"My turn."
Alex was no bitch.
Yes, she was slightly surprised by the dirty bird's savage nature and sudden attack but she held a wide smile through it all. It is what she asked for now, wasn't it? So why on God's green Earth would she bother to fight back?
By the time her attacker seemed satisfied, her more delicate than she, skin had been wounded and bloody. Not to even mention how her face had turned a twisted blue and purple, ready to bruise. As far as she could tell the same thing had happened to her neck, leaving marks where he held her.
She wouldn't show weakness. She refused to scream, cry, or yelp out in pain. She took her beating like the tough-ass girl she was.
But even so, if her mother had been here with her, she'd still probably beat Alexandra's ass herself for letting herself get bruised by a snobby nobody. She taught her daughter that earning marks from fights were the biggest signs of weakness there was because they showed people that you had lost before. That thought alone made something click inside of her and she grabbed the bat firmly by his ankle and threw him away from her, and winced as she gave her hand at getting back up. After a few moments though, she knew it would be best to sit down. Her head was throbbing.
Out the corner of her eye, she spotted the coward boy who had locked himself away from what she could guess was the tension that she and the dirty ass bird had been carrying for the past half an hour.
The hell was he doing here?
She turned her head to look up at Jaxson, wincing a bit as a small pain shot up her throat. "The hell is that exactly?" She eyed the liquid for only a moment before snatching it out of his hand and downing the entire vile. "Whatever....Thanks, I guess." To most others, a simple thanks said like that would mean absolutely nothing but imagine them coming from someone who barely has ever said it in their life. Someone who is so bent on doing things themselves that they never had a reason to say it before. Alex didn't show it at all...
But that was sincere.
She shoved the vile back into his hands and stood up, a dark smirk playing on her lips as she glared absolute daggers Morgan's way and boy was she pissed now.
"My turn."
coded by natasha.